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Kenneth Benzie (Benie)
fb2e4aea7c Add build utility commands 
* `build` is an alias which on first use invokes `build-dir --build` to
  select a build directory, reconfigure the `build` alias, and invoke
  the `build` alias on the selected build directory.
* `debug` is an alias to the installed system native debugger.
* `build-dir` is a function to select a build directory by reconfiguring
  the `build` alias, it detects `build.ninja` or `Makefile` in the build
  directory and selects the appropriate `ninja` or `make` command.
  Depends on the `build-dir.py` Python script which uses the `pick`
  package to interactively select the build directory.
* `build-run` is a function which builds the specified target then
  attempts to run it, making the assumption it resides in the `bin`
  subdirectory of the build directory.
* `build-debug` is a function which build the specified tared then
  attempts to debug it using the system native debugger, making the
  assumption it resides in the `bin` subdirectory of the build
  directory.
 2018-04-29 22:55:35 +01:00
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@ -30,12 +30,11 @@ build-dir() {
# Get a unique filename to store the chosen build directory in. # Get a unique filename to store the chosen build directory in.
[ `uname` = Darwin ] && local file=`mktemp` || local file=`tempfile` [ `uname` = Darwin ] && local file=`mktemp` || local file=`tempfile`
# Prompt user to choose a build directory. # Prompt user to choose a build directory.
python $_build_dir_py $file; python $_build_dir_py $file || local error=$?
local error=$?
# If the file exists, read the build directory from it, then delete it. # If the file exists, read the build directory from it, then delete it.
[ -f $file ] && build_dir=$PWD/`cat $file`; rm $file [ -f $file ] && build_dir=$PWD/`cat $file`; rm $file
# If choosing a build directory failed, return that error. # If choosing a build directory failed, return that error.
[[ "$error" = "0" ]] || return $error [ -v error ] && return $error
# If `build.ninja` exists in alias `ninja`, return. # If `build.ninja` exists in alias `ninja`, return.
[ -f $build_dir/build.ninja ] && \ [ -f $build_dir/build.ninja ] && \
local build="ninja -C $build_dir" local build="ninja -C $build_dir"
@ -47,8 +46,7 @@ build-dir() {
local build="make -j $cpu_count -C $build_dir" local build="make -j $cpu_count -C $build_dir"
fi fi
# If the build variable is not defined the command could not be determined. # If the build variable is not defined the command could not be determined.
echo "$build" if ! [ -v build ]; then
if [ -z $build ]; then
# TODO: Prompt user to choose a build command? # TODO: Prompt user to choose a build command?
echo "could not determine build command" echo "could not determine build command"
return 1 return 1
@ -56,7 +54,7 @@ build-dir() {
# Define the new alias. # Define the new alias.
alias build="$build" alias build="$build"
# If `--build` is specified then evaluate the command. # If `--build` is specified then evaluate the command.
[[ "$1" = "--build" ]] && eval $build [ -v optbuild ] && eval $build
} }
# Build then run a target residing in `$build_dir/bin`. # Build then run a target residing in `$build_dir/bin`.